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Comment Archives: Locations: Restaurants: Southern: 4 Stars

Re: “Lucky's Southern Grill”

The restaurant looks really good as a remake of the old Applebees. I love that it is locally owned and the menu sounds delicious. We got the fried pickled okra and it was good. The shrimp and grits however was drowning in the gravy. It was more like a soup or stew than shrimp and grits. The flavor was yummy but it was so soupy! I will probably give this place another shot but I won't be ordering the shrimp and grits.

Posted by outdoor girl on March 24, 2012 at 5:13 PM

Re: “Biggie's Southern Gastropub”

Tried the Monday night meatloaf and the gin and house made tonic. It was all good!
Can't wait to go back to my local neighborhood " gastropub".

Posted by luna4 on December 14, 2011 at 3:48 PM

Re: “Virginia's on King”

Definitely my pick for a restaurant serving local ingredients and Lowcountry food. The servers aren't always the most friendly, but you get a lot for your money.

Posted by LowcountryLady on December 15, 2010 at 11:35 AM

Re: “Page's Okra Grill”

I've always been a fan of Page's. Good southern cooking at a reasonable price. I've only had minor problems with the service, but it had more to do with staffing than anything else (1 server for 10 or so parties is a tad unreasonable in my opinion). The food is excellent, and I really loved their German nights a couple of months ago. It's just high quality local stuff, and they do run out of the good stuff quick, so you are best advised to come early. I hate the parking lot (there are more ruts and holes leading up to it than I could ever imagine), but the location is convenient in Mount Pleasant and generally there isn't a line to get in the place.

Posted by Muskie on October 3, 2010 at 5:47 PM

Re: “Virginia's on King”

We had dinner here and were pleased with the flavors. I had the tomato soup and grilled cheese. The soup was a bit spicy for my taste buds, but good consistency. My husband had the pork sliders and said they were spicy too. The atmosphere was quaint.

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Posted by Georgiafan on July 26, 2010 at 7:40 PM

Re: “Boulevard Diner”

When I first viewed this diner from the outside I was a little reluctant to go in. My wife and I said let's give it a try. Boy were we surprised. The food was nothing short of excellent, the wait staff was great and so was the service. In fact I asked our waitress who the owner was and as it happened he was sitting in the booth behind us. As we left I stopped by and let him know what a great place this was.

Posted by jaycee511 on February 22, 2010 at 4:50 PM

Re: “Page's Okra Grill”

This is one of those cozy places that the locals love. Great diner-type atmosphere, with some seriously good southern comfort food. The fried chicken is to die for! It's not a fancy, romantic kind of restaurant, but, if a friendly, clean and delicious casual experience is what you're seeking, this is it.

Posted by KC on October 27, 2009 at 2:45 PM
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